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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

TOTAL RECEIPTS o. PRODUCE.
CFNFRAL MARKET REPORT.

HrTrptNG MATLEIAG~-A qmc' and VI
r,.rsnt IiayeistrtN Hard Br'-s quoted Al - ~
a - - as quality. per thoussul ahou Up RIVER
# .ri - oOasb -. PAi'. - 5DG - 0l Crotons.
rnyr tlBG el5 dark. sliafl6. red ~ $40 Ireuton
Fruf sloug-ld~ pier 81 f2SI Rock a
common Lime 81 ,bl. tui-tng ~ 20 Gotts Lar; ~
- ~ rr- - tlt. Hair u ~. Cenent - 10 et2 :,
r ,nnl lots American Portland, kng,h Portland - 20
0s2 30. roseudalc. 81 oj0 | % 49,, .,
C0fFFr-Inr t"mp-ruI tho market FOR BtaEu growthr
.aser 1879 brny the quotation Tor hr RIO spot IN
yorr. LIS. bag. ke on the basis OF The quota
nan | bs.. No al private teimt lh' in,l'"r
siv,, are du c. III b9Es MaricdbJ ahd ~ O"~
SavtnlIl, private terms The option mikr vas dn sAl
easv maj figure. representing d cline ~ ~ Ions IT
TIC d.y follows; Januiry. l73o 80; febIuaty y
49, l. -. March, l7.66l7 30, Aprll. ,2nd !5o
NAV l7l5el7 -: June l71Od II -: July I''d - wv
Anna 1885. September l6 GOA 10 ~ pctoo-r.
II ia no: sovrmber l7.0S l7"5, December Il -
i 40 The ranges III. dillcrout months are IN.
u,r, = 40 7aJ. February. IiOH ll.O Marh Il ~ ~
II % ,prll Il 3Odl72j; May lI3od !, 70; Jun''
/; I5dl7 Is july. l1lOdl7.00; Ausu-L 1919 1879
Srntombct IGs6al".sO. October. l7.md iI.2O; No'em
bcr II I7J2 De ember fj5d 40 Total SAFES ~ ''o
bag' ., - .o, chorc.,
TODAY but the movement was light. inc S'irs
reacllug only 2St bales al last evening" All
consumption. The port roceipts 10 uay
) comparing win oo2"o o4los IN
rsv last week and bG.2nl bales for the CORRESPOND
Tbs total receipt, since Soptrnlor
3tS 2O5 bales, comparing with boS,l'6 Oaies
tor IN. CORE .pendins psriod last year. 49,
on.atisss The American STANDARD sclAshhcA'h
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Unsirucllon.
Roth Scxes-Country

BENNINGTON ~. j. SEM1NARY.-Ladies
college School or Bows college p,eps rmoa,;ums,
hes, SANITARY conditions and steam heat
W i'0 ~ r. HANLON. D. d., President
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. NYACK-ON-THE-
IL Hudson for ladies' and gentlemen successui Al popu
lar rates, University prcparatorg. Music art teesrapy;
ana business Year September a. Send
snr cat.le rne W. II. BANISTER, A NJ. Principal
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roU,IgY ANp GANE

Undo. cter reccr,s % live poultry the market las a.
lite and prospects are Or ghter Mos demand
4acNeuS. which sell up 10 lOc ior utst octi
and gL.c Fowls arc not doing a' wei .
be and pruue L. brus Sc iutAeys
rom quality Ducks about o. per pax hisurF
and geese havO inprovrl .DOut l. &c por par.
OF the est te higher
and ie Let ior strictly eIoce fesh @s
walls shade iTmer win sales OF best srtdrs sca"ci
chcken- ami dry.picket fowls manly at 9TS pc. AID
dry..cke selling gen IA ~ al lOd And
scsl-d Toe Iueie SIN Oh ham \
quantity OF STALE stock partly oil from lss
which urgently offered at weak and neglected
Ch large plump iurkeys fair request amt about
steady the receipts still proportion u
small THU trash for which there demand
Ducks steady for choice quality Phi a.
delphls large and fancy .aty stcady
but medium grades comprise the bui OF The oherng~ aud
dragging in competition with Western which
mu, h cheaper. squads = shade nrmer at the close.
Grouse and parirdges close quietev and rhe easier
Woo cock very dull and stcay. Wild duo. .
supply and choice stock in demand Nenson scarce
with az choice saddles Al 20 re, Mhoio
deer medium SIZED black bear sold Al SIS and
a smaller o 5 on red at SlS
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HOPE.

reccipts Tor week. 500 bales Imports go bales.
3I5S bales Choicc shipping grades OF state hons
w.ue At - 3lc. but ali Other qGar- ars
and Brr. bay only from hand 10 mouth ahd
AL alarmed at the recent free export movement
$3.50 hops practically -alaOe, and terl IS very
little inuu.ry oT Pacific Coast stock.
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corresponding period last year --,.,--..-
aliens based ON The American 'clAshcAbi'h
STAINED

8, %.od 0ranary..7 $40 MiddiisE ...- ..... 90
option trailing 'eratoly active tho sales reaching
zoo baos First prcos represented decline OF las
and market closed steady at point decline for
The October chance on November and Decomber
and a points other months for yesterdays
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Nfm 1)nblifatiouS.

TINE great novel. "At the Mercy OF Li perl
i us" Is Absorbing dramatic ana intense fo' '~'
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Apples. KING per
rRrrIs ANn RKRRrRs-pRlRp.

rRecepts 10 757 pkes. Exports red apples 32t
business IN eyapoIated apples ana er oas
10 the market inferior lots have SOLD own 10 70 hut
or prime punch cut ~ IS III current rate cA'eo
selling &C occasionally at 9c fancy nut IS SUI rel4
lively adj brings 10 10 &c Latter per as te L
tiem- dried sliced apples are quiet o. . - as 70
and skins fraction lover ana i
v,or,t. NJ ache. rather more plenty AMI tie easier.
SIN dried small suppiT but quiet r. spbeffies bres
keberr urm Cherries ami D!AckbeTTleS s'eaty.
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PROpncv
For the week ending Tuesday. October ls. 1887
BEANS


Pacaipts for the week 5S7 bbis beans 700 ukrs c
Exports 29t pkps bsane o. 1908 bnsh peas New StsS
CENTS aud ncrsasinE demand Choice nearly On. y
stock that they are Qnoabs Old VaT
rev remain duh 0s2 Medium and Pea feel the comoc
ttion With beans aud prices are shade
sfnck clean, M fairly. few Rod Kidney sold al II.
nieror old Reds almost unsaable California Lima hsvs
fallen 10 So 3d. 1878 bags In this week Further m.
norts this Of about 49, 500 bags the heavy arrivals
have slightly Weakened the market and there are Tree sners
sell picked Marseues goeds ~ ~ 'o9e 10 In Ass
Green peas about steady.
Beans marrow. 49,. DO. d l.e T, hmneN .os
1887. choice ~ 45 So 90 1876. tnoice ~ ooe..
'rhnac.' s7 23Oz $3.50 DO Poor Good 75SlS "a
pea Choice 81 2 rs g. DO. Cal Lima, 800
DO. VIII Kidy Peas orsen'.'of iizSl is
1885 Choice. 200
Receipts for the week 33767 pkgs Exports 1892 pigs
yaIue of all grades and the trade throughout
has been aud dragging At the close the feeine still
weak with receivers urging sales state creamery pals
auotable 26 S27c for fancy quality but ~ dhcn TO
move the best lots wholesale at tie outside figure
sales on tho tho inside price In TACT for
trading that all that he relied on There
re ar price Extra hTss are offered at ~
113c and the latter IL becoming almost too extreme
aote good deal OF stock part OF fresh ID bnt mostly
held for four oe boueht al II dSDc
and dull Receipts OF dairy continue light fine fresh
tubs sell moderately 23d BE- but rkDs are seldom
Gured for and here w lought at gle fnta
fon creamery dairy and factory drag along at
weak and irregular export demand Hhi not much
prospect of any except on q much lower DIsis
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misrellancons.

miscellaneous.
CTATE OF NETWORK,
y CLINTON PRISON. .. ....--
AGENT ASD WAVDTS'| OFFICE.
IANNrNIEA october l. 1897
nd. DO rOreivef Office 81 superintendent az
-tat. Prisons Ablnr y up - colo of ,cto
her n.tl from december iproKl ~ tle
clnthiug m manufactured ~ this prison
the rEht To re-ct any snd al i's
to advantage + al information VIII bc
furnished on sppca' on 10 ~ undo -gn-l 800
Isaiah r LitK Agent and warden
BETHLEHEM DAT FOOD stands unrivdllcd
~ diet Tor infants aad nyalits Tho 1hr-t
consdrr % inlsp"u able in trr
u-ac is~ IAWEANV B G .. 20 Greenwich It HENRY
klIIs & CO.. out i.adt st. Agents. sew York.
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pauriiis Araaemiss.

ALLEN DODWORIII. No. 6S1 Fifth-avc.
~ CLASSES and private lessons for dancing will com.
SATURDAY. october - Send cont stamp for circular
giving ali particulars
PAVANk. the Partisan sensation or las season fully
described ~ Alien DooOrh Just published by Gordon 4
Son. M ~ East Ifthst
DANCING. &C. complete Instruction book by ALLEN
DODwOi<T Z. published ~ Harper Brothers
4 LEXANDER MACGRkGORS,
MadisOn-zve. corner Of b9hst. private lessons ami
classes Ia dancing rcsuni,s SATURDAY. Oct 10
EARL MARWlG.
- lOS West IS hist. composer ~ artistic dances and on
Cis,. society dancing october
IL. Once hours. from 10 TO II 30 N.
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1872
55tli.t Bank binding. Cla,en are now form
NJ AMI cls.s lessons RcopennE reception Tues
day October H. send for circular.
ENICKERBOCKER DANCING ACADEMY.
N West lth.s ell The lsts-t dances waltz special
terms moderate receptions wednesday ana SATURDAY
nights
CAUSES ACADEMY. Adelrhi Hail. 52d-st
- aud evening ciasses private les-o
al hours send for circular
rJNHE kNIC KERBOCkER ~ West lth-S' -
Al ~. attest waltz specially terms mo'etite
receptions Wcinssay an saturday nights Senf Tor CIR ua
NNALlZ taught rapldly. private and class
W lessons all horrs Carsr'a Dancing AGA isnV ~ otl
ave- halls to let Tor entertain nents terms moi
crate.
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Receipts week $3.50 package Exports ~ % boxes
dull satisfactory market again thls
Foreign orders forward spsrrg y
absence OF pressure to sell and steady
decline prices To-day the position 10 what nominal
owing lack Of business put there Is weak uncertain
unGer looks though further decline
sellers Offering fancy state factory. September
either colore at llstc and buyer talked &C.
What demand confne. closely 10 fancy stock
hence tho unt.r grades have no settled values.
JuI dates especially neglected.
State light skins have small boms
trade &C. for the best OF them ONO nss continue
ANAL snpply and work slowly at ] III when tina
Penrsvlvania dull Liverpool cable 57s. for autumn
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IlNH POULTRY.
DRESSED POULTRY.
rorArogs AND vEGErAnLss.

Potatoes ruling rather quie ant the genera ne g.
the than steady. Long Iran rcceps arg
irregular quality - 2j IL about top fo prime I'd
Inferior grubhy lots range down Ia s. 70 some nov.
Scotia stock is Offering mostly prolific and white kinds M
which there is moderat demand al 81 few Rose are neg
81 90 but considerable quantity could DC plsce
above 81 25 state Burbank show irregular qutv anu
must be unusually good In exceed 81 sore inrtei mvo
Germany transit and shipments roW ,'tcss
Brta are expected carly next month e~cet potatoes ss
Onions easier but closing steady At the decne NsuoNe
In large supply and OF irreguler quality most saesA
ST. o06 81 80 Dbl few extra reaching 50 and some ey
inferior selling down TO ST. Tomatoes plenty ami iu AZ
about the only az % 35c per bush Oe'
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Choice TO fancy apples moderate supply fair da
maud and Choice 'hppng lines OF winter fruit have
also ruled sellers SyCf all common grades continue du
and freely offered weak Receipts OF iresh packet
pears confined mainly 10 late vaete Vicar lAwrsncs
Winter Ne winch the demand Is moderate al " %
per Dbl Earlier kiuds from icehouso are OF irregular
sell IN wide to condition. ounces arc
IN rht suppy choice coored aad
arm; SMALL or.colored stock dull Delaware grapes
I'm light receipt; lots OF ordinary 70
fair dury aud drag at 4a6c.; bat few really
fancy reach ia Sc Catawb2 quiet ami must
be very fancy &c best lots IN large bs,Ses
rarely exceeded 4c Concord shade nrmer aiew rhA dp
river little higher than quote Cran1erres1
liberal supply fancy grades held about steady demand
only moreratc.
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EUROPEAN- AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL
IL ASSOCIATION introduces teachers gpvernesses com
panion, SEX to families schools 500 6
| rLIIII- afaIInn
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0edrhfrs.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Prof ssors Teachers. TUTORS Coy
ernesSes &C. u Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
MRS NJ. J. YoUNG.FULTON. % Union SQUARE
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Potatoes L. l., Lima Beans per ~ "a
per bb...... oUf 22i bag .............- 2oOd -''
DO. State. $40 . Il iCaooages. L. l. $500. ,no
DO. Jersey. SEA 200 per loo. .... owe wv
s!s.i rs'I'S:; o"s ,,o u 10! Ill., 5s iiSS
DO Virginia. rs q 225 Tomatoes. Acme. az
Onions, orange per crato......- 80
Co.. Red ....... 1000 2 so squash marrow o.
DO Con n. Rod 225G 275 per Dbl ......... lo0 a
Do Conn. Yellow 60G 40 Do Hubbard Dol gS ~
Do Orange Co.Yel. Pumpkins. per Dbl tSS ,oS
............ 2006 226 rurnips, Russia. W" i-'
Do. state Yellow go. . 275l
sUSpRIEA
HONEY-Demand moderate but stock held hrny 80
quote whts clover fancy In boxes lsu l9c 80
boxes, 10, Il loc do 10 l5d dc Buck wheat - Ard
NUTS-Peanuts duh at Sc for fancy han psSA'c hs,t-
and higher So 5D0S4 per bushel "f - az
fancy Hickory nuts light supply and nrm nell
al rs 81 90. latter Tor fancy large and bright
bark only.
MILK AND CREAM. ,,s.-.
The daily receipts OF milk and cream ,,r
railroad distributing points Ia and near s 81 milk IS
week have been follows Erie. 1000 e~ns
OF condensed milk and 65 cans OIL creA" yarg
1891 milk and As OF cream ms Of
and Northern .26l cans otmk harlcn ~ lean New:
H. oil cordensed ntlK and 10 o~us md west
Haven and Hartford ll75 cans OF milk & mix and IS
Shore $500 milk 100 cans If milk asd "
Of cream; NcwJerssv Central 20 ,Iss 800 cAne
Of BY sno. suppy bee3
Of milk and OF crsam The toai ns mix and ~
1922 cans of milk 2I7 OF condens the dmnsns
cans cream The has been surplus
| Ing supply aud the average price psa ot 'Ae
has been 81 60 Can OF 40 quarts
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Receipts for 672 pkgs The market has continued
very dull sven tho moderate offerings Of cocr fresh gath
ered goods slowly and must be of well known ard
feyoTt,s brand TO command outside quotation Tic
held fresh IL large and burensomc holders
failing adequate outlet Tor the quantity onefbs
Lined ecgs appeared quantity genera lily held
&c. ONLY small sales possible At that price 10 move
STOCK all freely II &C cannot be cXcee led
stat.an PsnDsyra Canadian, late packed
nor Ioz 81 mig per doz ............ l9o620
Western choice Canadian. ice house Is a lsJ
fresh gathel S2l Inferior al7b
Western, leo house. Is 1l61 Lined, per dol.li "a
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An EXPERIENCED TUTOR wishes private
~ pnpls; fitting college 'ecaty highest city ref
noes Address YALE GRADUATE. Box q, Tribune
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GOVERNESS, Partisan. teaching also Eng
NJ fish and Latin DIES positions country ref
$50 6tl.svs. Fl tleth Street station
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uARPFR & BROTHERS, New York,
Have Jus, Published

,i,. a, Home and Abroad BIZ RUFUS FAIRCHILD FOG
Palm With illustrations by the Author pP l7o Square
.ro Fx,ra Cloth.
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YI'HE BERLITX SCHOOL OF LANG ACES.
New.Yors % West @3f.s'. Rran 80. N Harlem, Jar
sey civ Brookivn Phsi-rha Boston. shinston. Con
yefsateuzl knowledge IN shortest time. SO yer term
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Musical instruction.
THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY
or MUSIC OF AaERICA.

In applications received during thH pa't
'or 80 establishment ~ eit on4 clA's"s IN
o. paying Tor aiu-'1n 10 c Con
serv4ory decided that addion. classes sinai be-
formed D.
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BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
n. esses supplied: charge TEACH ERS regserot
free vacancies ALWAYS hand form tor stamp. T. f.
III Mnat liLhst. y Y.
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pRUMBEAT OF THE NATION. The First PeIiod OF
the war of the Rebellion from ~ Outbreak 10 the Close Oh
1867 BY CHARLES CARLETON COFFIN. Proiusey IL
Illustrated PIP. XIV. 47o square oVo' of"A"o"'-' O''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

Army Life in the Upited states. England france anu
GERMANY graphically described and beautifully uIusiaeu'
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

If you want your town to improve,
improve it. It you want your town
lively make itso. Don't 90 to sleep
but wake up and work for it. Push!
Get ADVERTISED Talk about ana talk
favorable Of it, Paint your houses
clean up your back yard; make your
surroundings pleasant! If you are do
ing well, advise your distant friends
to come and invest near you. Work
steadily for your home and home in
terest. Trade at home and thus hold
your home dealers. Keep your money
at home as much as possible and it
will help you in return. Don't waste
your time over some little neighbor-
hood QUARREL, and hold back your aid
from some good object through spite.
but work for some good aud Won will
be benefited Get ut it. Wake up. Get
move on you, Rustic! loot your
owne horn, and toot it loud!
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14
WILD HORSE ITEMS.

Gentle spling.-High winds prevail
Corn planting has commenced but
very dry-N. =. Miners oldest son
received q serious kick from q horse
the other day.-Mrs. J.. Il. Wilson has
been on the sick list-The Wild horse
literary meets every Friday night at
the Garrett School house, question for
next evening, resolved that one ounce
or discretion is better than a pound
ofknowledge.-William Kelley. has
moved his family on the farm, welcome
Now that the bond election is over
the question is is bread, butter, and
food for the stomach, shoes for the
children a new dress for the wife and
patch on the old mans pants where
it will do the most good can now be
legitimately considered,- Tie early
gardner borrows his neighbOrs hoe and
breaketh the handle bnt the coed wife
go forth to sow and planteth the little
peas in crooked row and constructeth
a three cornered crazy quilt Of tie
lettuce, the fragrant onion, and the
wind bIoweth warm from the south.
weeds spring up and occupy the ground
and that garden goeth the way of the
one the year before,-Girls DO you
know that Wild Horse has one thous-
and seven hundred acres Of land owned
by bachelors.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

The remains Of Mrs David johnson
were followed to their last resting place
BY large concourse Of friends, where
the last sad. rites were performed by
the f. G. T. B. Society, of which she
was a respected member. Funeral
service were held at the Baptist church
Rev. S. NJ. Lee officiating.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Rinehart 6 Co, our enterprising
druggists viii endeavor to take out 4
permit under the new prohibitory law,
H. @. Mcdonald and his brother, a
yohng graduated physician have pur-
chased the stock ''Cf dtugs of I. H.
McGlll at Hill City.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Two "Cheap Johns came over front
NaKaenoy Saturday aud put up an
..netion stand on our streets. but the
Gods resembled the scabby editor
TIC western world 50 closely in their
'eneral makeup that our people refused
patronize the shoddy thing.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

A Catholic church has been built on
the Ezra St.Peter farm six miles south
Of Nlcodemus and there is already
membership Of about sixty. Services
are held on the first Monday Of each
month at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Owing the death Of Mrs. johnson,
the f. G. |, B. Society festival was
postponed until Monday evening, at
which time everybody semed to enjoy
themselves, and partook heartily ofthe
excellent supper served.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Owing to press Of other business
we have not been able 10 commence
our intended history Of the town but
will try to begin next week.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

j. G. Binder is making the Reyeille
il good paper and is doing all he can to
boom Hill City.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Things have taken general boom
since the late heavy rains.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Some now owe is ttf nearly one
ss.ear 'eutscTiptin to the CYCLONE, if
they can conveniently pay Us we will
pc pleased to have them % 50, rs W e
ire in need ofthe money.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

The late rains seem to have been
general throughout the western part
Of the state
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14
NOIIGB3
TO ALL OLD SOLDIERS
THEIR WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS,

l am now prepared 10 make april
pIlcaton for Bounties, Pensions. Back
Fay and allkinds Of claims against the
the Government.
Parties having money in the Freed
mems Savings Bank, can now secure
the same by producing their books
and papers FOR proper proof
If YOU have lost your discharge I
can secure Duplicate.
}. y. GRIFFIN, Claim Agent
>lcoDENUS, KANSAS
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

All the choice brands Of Flour kept
in stock st Henrie's II
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

More high winds have prevailed for
the past two weeks than we have seen
in this part Of the state during nine
wears residence.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

g. W. Jones will give lecture at
the Baptist church tomorrow, Friday,
evening, everybody invited.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Did you hear the news, Henric is
selling goods at bed rock prices. Price
his goods and see.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

w. H. Mcbride, of the Pennsylvania
mortgage company, was in town
Tuesday.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

A. L. Mcpherson is visiting at his
old home in jewell county this week.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Minnear & Son is The place to gel
your Queenware, Pomeroy Block, Hill
City Kansas 35.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Richland township will vote on a
new bond proposition May Bird.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

We have one OF two officers who we
believe are ~stra ddlers," better get off
the fence.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Thomas johnson has moved his
family to town.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

@. Fountain, register Of deeds
accompanied by his wife, were in tewn
Monday.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

S. G. Wilson, or effiGieLt county
tfehsltTeT, was in town Yesterday.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14
MACHINE POETRY.

|
keep these comforts new and bright,
All can tell them at first signt;
sell for cash. yes sell for trust,
At figures low but not to bust,
Then come and see me, one and all,
| live in town-am not very tall:
Found in my Office, the walk,
Am always pleased to have a talk.
Yours, Kindly, D. W DANGEEFIELD.
The best law ever enacted by the
Legislature Of this state is the new
election law, prohibiting the printing
of fraud ulent tickets, and forbidding
any person to remain within fifty feet
of the polls The contrast between the
peace and good order prevailing at the
polls during the late election, and TIE
turbulence, the confusion the cheeky,
pushing, impertinent gangs Of ward
"heelers' and "strikers" who formeIy
congregated at the windows, and made
the exercise eff the franchise a burden,
was marked,
If the new law is strictly enforced,
as it should be, by city and county
authorities, it will effect a revolution
in elections. Quiet, peaceable citizens
will find that they can vote without
being pushed and hauled about and
importuned and inundated by cheeky
ticket peddlers. The occupation Of
the corruptionist at the polls will be
largely abolished, for the voto-tuyer,
being unable to sec the vote he has
purchased put into the ballot-boX, will
not buy The old-time turbulence,
the crowds Of fighting, quarreling,
pushing fellows who haunted the polls
all day long, the gangs Of hired
strikers who made it difficult and
sometimes impossible for peaceable
voters to get to the windows all these
annoying features of elections will be
abolished The new law should be
upheld and enforced by every officer
and by every good citizen-ChampiOn
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

Several strangers in town this week.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-14

The late rains maketh the farmers
happy